On Friday, the crypto market was volatile, as Bitcoin and many altcoins remained in a narrow range, despite an increase in institutional demand.
The following is a summary of the information that you will find on this page.
- The crypto markets remained tight on Friday.
- UBS will offer crypto trading. The bank has assets worth over $4 trillion.
- Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan are among the large banks that have invested in this industry.
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UBS launches crypto trading service
UBS, which is the biggest wealth manager in the world with more than $4.7 trillion of assets, has announced its intention to enter the cryptocurrency trading market.
Bloomberg reported that Bloomberg plans to provide digital assets for some of their clients.
Bloomberg quoted a spokesperson as saying that it would first launch in Switzerland, before expanding to markets like Asia and America. that:
“As part of UBS’s digital asset strategy, we actively monitor developments and explore initiatives that reflect client needs, regulatory developments, market trends, and robust risk controls.”
UBS is the latest major company to enter the cryptocurrency industry. BlackRock is the largest asset manager in the world, and it runs the biggest cryptocurrency ETF with assets of over $80 Billion. BUIDL is its tokenized funds, which has amassed over $4 billion.
JPMorgan’s first tokenized funds was launched this week. The fund quickly amassed assets in excess of $100 million. Charles Schwab This quarter, plans are to introduce crypto trading services.
Morgan Stanley has also embraced the sector, as have Robinhood, Standard Chartered and Fidelity.
The majority of these businesses have adopted the industry due to the favorable legislative environment in the United States. Donald Trump, for example, has pledged that the United States will become the “crypto capital” of the world.
Crypto market stung by CLARITY Act retreat
The closely monitored cryptocurrency market could be the reason for Bitcoin’s and other altcoins’ decline. CLARITY Act has stalled Senate Banking Committee is now focusing its attention on the housing problem.
Last week, Coinbase announced that it was withdrawing its support for the bill, citing a number of key issues. These included its proposals regarding tokenization, and rewards in stablecoins by crypto exchanges.
After the GENIUS Act which focused on regulating Stablecoins, CLARITY could have been considered the second largest legislative success in the cryptocurrency industry. Stablecoins now have assets worth over $300 billion.
On Wednesday of next week, the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate policy. The bank is expected to keep interest rates between 3.50% – 3.75%.
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